Director, Licensed Psychologist
Location: Remote / Nationwide
A mission-driven, fast-growing behavioral health organization is seeking a Director, Licensed Psychologist to lead its national autism diagnostics program. This is a rare opportunity to combine your clinical acumen with strategic leadership, helping to scale a high-impact service that is improving access to autism evaluations across the U.S. If you are passionate about diagnostics, clinical excellence, and program leadership — and want to drive innovation at scale — we want to hear from you.
This fully remote role supports cross-state operations and offers a flexible, collaborative work environment with the chance to shape the future of autism diagnostics nationally.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead Program Operations: Oversee the full scope of autism diagnostic services, ensuring quality, compliance, and operational efficiency across multiple states.
- Team Building & Clinical Leadership: Recruit, mentor, and manage a national team of licensed psychologists, guiding them in best practices for evidence-based autism assessments.
- Clinical Excellence: Set and uphold standards for evaluation procedures, with a strong emphasis on ADOS-2 administration, scoring, and interpretation for children ages 18 months to 8 years.
- Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with executive leadership, compliance, billing, and operations teams to implement scalable systems and expand access to care.
- Strategic Expansion: Support the organization’s mission to reach underserved populations by driving service growth into new geographic markets.
- Compliance & Quality Improvement: Maintain clinical and operational compliance across licensing bodies and payer requirements, including Medicaid and private insurers.
Required Qualifications
- Doctoral degree (PhD or PsyD) in Clinical, Counseling, or School Psychology.
- Active, unrestricted psychologist license in at least one U.S. state, with PSYPACT eligibility or willingness to pursue it.
- Extensive experience conducting autism diagnostic evaluations using ADOS-2 and other cognitive, adaptive, and developmental assessments.
- Proven leadership experience in clinical operations, diagnostic program development, or telehealth behavioral health settings.
- Strong grasp of DSM-5 criteria, with ability to translate clinical findings into family-friendly language and actionable next steps.
- Tech-savvy and comfortable with remote work platforms, EHR systems, and teleconsultation best practices.
Preferred Experience
- Multi-state licensure or prior work within a PSYPACT framework.
- Experience building or scaling diagnostic services within pediatric or neurodevelopmental-focused care settings.
- Background in compliance and payer credentialing for behavioral health services.
- Demonstrated ability to lead peer consultation, continuing education, or clinical supervision.
Why Join?
- Shape a National Impact: Lead a rapidly growing, multi-state diagnostic program with broad visibility and influence across the organization.
- Balance Leadership with Purpose: Blend clinical credibility and operational excellence within a mission-driven company expanding access to timely, evidence-based autism evaluations.
- Flexibility & Autonomy: Enjoy the benefits of a fully remote structure with supportive infrastructure for clinical and administrative success.
- Career Growth: Opportunity to help define the organization’s diagnostic roadmap, expand into new markets, and leave a legacy in autism care.
This organization is redefining how families access diagnostic clarity, bridging clinical innovation and compassionate care. Join a team where your leadership can scale meaningful outcomes for children and families nationwide.
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